A handcrafted Chawan in the Hagi style (maccha tea bowl) black with red, comes with a wooden box.

A handcrafted Chawan in the Hagi style (maccha tea bowl), comes with a wooden box.

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl), with metallic iridescent Tenmoku glaze. Tenmoku means Third Eye and is a special, artistic glaze originally made in a temple on Tianmu Mountain in China and popularised in the Song Dynasty.

Handcrafted black glazed Chawan (maccha bowl).

Dimensions: 7.5x12cm

Maccha bowl with vermilion brush mark.

Dimensions: 7.5x11.5cm

Maccha bowl Mishima style with flowery motive. Dimensions: 12x7.8cm

Maccha bowl with mouse grey sprinkled pattern. Dimensions: 6.5x10cm

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl), white with red flowers. Shunka Shugetsu can be translated as spring flower, spring moon.

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the Gohon style. Dimensions: 8x12cm

Medium-sized Chawan with a gold-brown glazing. Dimensions: 8x12cm

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl). Kurojikinsai Sakurazume means cherry blossom drawing in gold colour on black background.

A handcrafted Chawan (maccha tea bowl) creamy yellow with green rim. Ki Fuchioribe means yellow with Oribe rim. Oribe ceramics go back to the tea master Furuta Oribe, who applied eye-catching coloured glazes to the ceramics around 1600.

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a ginkgo pattern.

Industrially produced chawan (maccha bowl) for everyday use. Matt glazed with grooved structure. Dishwasher safe. Dimensions: 11x7cm

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a ginkgo pattern.

Industrially produced chawan (maccha bowl) for everyday use. Matt glazed with grooved structure. Dishwasher safe. Dimensions: 11x7cm

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a pumpkin pattern.

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a pine-tree pattern.